15 MOST Powerful Industrial Machines

Humans

My meglaphobia kicks in at the thumbnail image, intensifies right after.

I was on board and amazed by all of this until towards the end...the "extrusion" machine to press metal into shapes under intense pressure was stated to be better for fragile materials and better than pouring moulds n then he said aluminum....I'm pretty sure aluminum would be way better off being poured into a mold given its relatively low melting point and the fact that it cracks easily under pressure so not sure bout that one

What is wrong with you Americans 😂 can’t you pronounce anything like the country it’s from. Wtf is a Hambuggggg😂
What is a pilbarahh😂

Guys speaking my language ❤

Big musky wasn’t actually as big as you think

6oz of diesel per rotation…meanwhile they want us to drive an electric vehicle cause r suv is not good for the environment haha give me a break

anyone else hearing the simple history guy ?

Thanks Charlie Sheen

All that technology at the research center for the laser, shitty home improvement grade Lincoln wire feed welder sitting next to it. lmao. I welded for a paycheck for 12 years. Never met a welder that preferred a Lincoln. Myself, Esab for tig and Miller for everything else. Lincoln sucks.

sounds like charlie sheen

Does anyone else see the redundancy of these machines? It’s so circular lol. Bigger machines are needed so bigger machines can be made and maintained. All of this so we can make a sandwich to keep the primary machine going (humans) to go and make more machines.

Sad that people are duped by "green energy".. the manufacturing, inefficiency, and recycling of that tech makes it more harmful to the environment than coal fired plants in 1st world countries.

Their design is very human🔩

Me strong

I live in Canton GA. My boyfriend worked at Universal Alloy Corporation. They make airplane parts. I remember him telling me about all the huge machinery there.

Alien will shock to see human creation

666

now i have to translate all the ft to meters again :p gotta love america that is almost the only country that still uses this

What's up EWU crew

7.10 love how they got a decepticon insignia on the machine

Increidble

Note the Decepticon Icon painted on the Bagger 293 superstructure

What's the Three Gorges Dam doing on this list?
I thought the video was about powerful machines not structures

Is that Charlie Sheen?

Looks like the engine room of a Sci Fi ship

All Chinese

Yippee, there's no background silly music.just info👍

The most ridiculous thing i saw is drilling setup on the back of truck in india that was drilling borewell in a field and so much dust was flying....🤣🤣

The fact that China can organise to make these engineering marvels , is very concerning and I think America and the west might be underestimating their offensive and defensive capabilities.

Bro, badger 293 is A transformer

what I find impressive about these machines is that a group of people come together to conceive this from imagination to reality

Machines of nn. nn

Every second, Every day, Every night. nn

Sounds like charlie sheen narrating

When ever i look at the bagger excavator I think how it would look like if it transformed into a transformer or Decepticon

The #1 most powerful industrial machine? A Politician

Big muski= only in ohio

Building a Sentry!

Great vid!!👍👏
Conversion notes to metric measurement would be useful, as imperical is only used by USA, Liberia and Myanmar🙄

Scientists gotta be careful with the Z Machine or they're gonna cause a Resonance Cascade, and we'll all be in BIG trouble.

why is the bagger a decepticon? :)